Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-05-05

oeeh the th'id Monday III May-the 10Th.
Homes electric belts are found at Bun.
nell's. D. D. BunneIl is the agent aud he
can refer you to partiss living in the vicinity
who have worn them for evidence of their
superior virtue in giving vitality to the hui
man system.
The force of U. p. surveyors under
Vanarsdal came up to Lewiston on Sunday
and on Tuesday morning proceeded in the
| direction of Camas Prairie with all their
| camp outfit and men. They have work in
that vicinity to perform.
An old experienced man on the Clear.
| water and the mountains along the border,
predicts that the highest water ever known
| by the oldest settler in Lewiston, will be
here in June if the weather continues cool
during the month of May.
| F. NJ Manning lost two fine horses this
week through sickness; mare valued at,
500 and horse that he paid in cash $llQ(
for The horses were taken with
and the bolts set in, and they died bell
medical assistance was of any avail. ~
fourth OF JULY.-A meeting will r.
held at the court house on Saturday eysr1Rg
next at o'clock .. IN. for the purp6se of
taking steps towards having fourth of
July celebration. All are requested to be
present to help in the getting up Of the
celebration.
A telephone dispatch to the TELLER from
Pennington was received yesterday morn
ing that all work on the Spokane ana Pa
louise branch Of the North Pacific had been
ordered off. No reasons assigned, and no
explanation publicly given. The TELLER
and the public are only left to conjecture
why?
CHANGE OF TIME.-Agent Peabody Of the
0. K. N, of this city, informs us that the
steamer will leave Lewiston for Riparia on
Tuesdays an! Saturdays, at 4 a. m., instead
Of Monday and Friday at Jpn. This will
) be the arrangement till further orders from
headquarters. No time given for their ar
, rival.
The funeral of the late Mrs. c. d. w.
Hutchlngs, which was noticed to take place
yesterday at p. M, owing to telegram
received from her sons. c. Huschings,
who desired to be present at the ceremo-
MES, was postponed until to-day at IL q.
IN. Friends will take notice Of the change
in time.
GIRLS LooK.-A young man 26 years of
age, well educated. morally inclined and
comfortably fixed, desires to correspond with
young lady with a fair education, non-ex'
travagant, . good house-keeper, and who is
not afraid to work. Object, matrinony.
All letters promptly answered. Address,
"XV" P. Q. box 33. Lewiston, Idaho
a Two of the South Idaho papers claim
that T. A. Clark's location survey up the
Weiser has proceeded as far as the snow
a line. and directly opposite the Seven Dew
lis mining camp. Another paper disputes
this assertion, and says the survey is still in
1 the Weiser canyon. We are OF the opinion
e that neither one of these papers know where
Clark now is.
+ DR.. Kellys fine mare -''Souvenir," gave
i birth to colt this week. The mare is ont
of the finest and prettiest animals to ba
found in the country; purchasing her o.
d Hogaboon of Walla Walla. The colt was
y sired by Boudoin, an Oregon stallion Of fine
blood. The Doctor feels confident that the
:, colt, when fully matured, will make hi
y on the race record.
The wits of the Rev. Archie B. Lawyer
an Indian minister. died oathe Lapwai las
u week. Mr.. Lawyer is one Of the mos
10 brilliant Indians of the Nez Perce tribe
The following is the notice of her death
}. handed to us by the bereaved husband:
t "DIED-At Lapwai, after an illness of ont
year with consumption, on Monday thu
23rd ult., Mrs. Rev. Archie Lawyer. She
5 was buried on the following day.
9 The wagon road between Lewiston auG
Julietta on the Potlatch creek, via the rivel
e and creek. is reported to be in good passa
0 BILE condition, and there is now no necessity
for crossing the creek, as the rocky poiu
has been graded around by AL Smith IS PEI
: contract from the county. The road al
q along the line needs to be of wider grade
n necessity aud Importance OF the worl
# seems to demand.
On Thursday of last week while Martin
4 Maulie was attempting to cross the Clear
water to reach the ferry near town, will
- his team. aud whila at the ford. the swift
current took horses, blackboard and driv
er over the embankment in the deep water
A. Mr.. Maulie escaped, but oneof the horse
d became entangled in the harness and wa
y. drowned. Tom Wordon hap pened by, ali,
with . small row boat that was anchore
=. near the shore, reached the disaster in tim
u to save one Of the horse. Another ev
L. ience of the necessity Of a bridge across tn
ne Clearwater river.
For DECORATION DAY.-At q meeting ,
the Maj. Anderson Post, q. A. K, Moscow
it was ordered to extend through the Lew
ns iston papers an invitation to the Loyal ladi.
&c Of Lewiston to send our post flowers for de-
i'll Grafton day; to be sent up in baskets Wit
the doners name attached. The give
l., names viii be published In the county p
:" pers aud in the Journal Of the Post. tt
=. ladies are requested to leave the fowe
with Felix Warren in time fer the nornir
stage. K. h. BARTON, PC.
i'll Moscow. Idaho, May 2, 1887.
~ DR.. Joseph Jorgenson Of Walla Wall
:" was sojournlug in the city this week. T
remarked to gentleman that the first raj
CO road into Lewiston would be the extensie
he Of the Pomeroy branch, and that the 8
cd Paul and Manitoba road would be the FIR
to reach Lewiston from the east, and wou
!. be the road to benefit Lewiston. How It
~ that thu doctor knows more about the
Il. roads than anyone else here 10 . great my
terry. There il not much doubt that Il
doctor i sanRuine in what he thinks
N Knows about railroads, but there arc son
as Others who have equal opportunities
ny knowing somethins about them and vi
say but very little q pcesent.